Sentence examples for call print from inspiring English sources
Setting aside the post-truth partisan hackery of Fox News, which isn't journalism, and the breathlessness of live cable coverage, which delivers journalism at its best and lobotomising wallpaper at its worst, the outlets we used to call "print" did exceptional work.
Knowing guffaws greeted the retort from the speaker, a recognizable figure in what we used to call print media: "A coup by Colin Powell, followed by a new constitution with a parliamentary form," as I recall.
Their call, printed in the Guardian today, can be read here.
Sure, I could call my bank to complain but after Pac Bell logged my call, printed out a bill and mailed it to me, most of its fee for my call would go toward the cost of collecting it.
With print editions, the most common system now is called "print on demand".
Enter the robo-calls, print ads and e-mails that sought to broaden viewership, and a change in advertising strategy.
As part of the deal, the service, called Print to Kinko's, will be on both the FedEx and Kinkos.com Web sites.
This past Sunday night in their studio, there was talk of silhouette, sketches, toiles and Jonny Lu, the wunderkind who created a special software called Print Generator exclusive to the team.
They used to be called print shops.
Kawasaki calls print the "major casualty".
We were intrigued by Guido Tamino's idea to have strangers send him images with messages to print as part of a crowdsourced online project called Print Some Stuff.
